| Dear Mom,
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| | and over until they are fine with you
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| I try to leave my child and the minute I
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| | being in the next room.
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| walk out of the room, she starts crying
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| | Stretch the time being gone. When dad or
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| or screaming for me. Please help this
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| | another caregiver comes home, go and take
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| gone crazy mom of how I can help my baby
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| | a shower or soak in a nice bubble bath.
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| let me leave her for just a little bit. I
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| | Reassure the child you will be back.
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| think she has toddler separation anxiety
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| | Never sneak away from the child as this
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| but I just want to know how to overcome
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| | will leave a bad coping skill with her
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| this.
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| | and think you are never coming back. Give
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| Thanks,
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| | it 15 or 20 minutes and show your
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| Carol
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| | presence to the baby. Hug her and let her
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| Carol,
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| | know you missed her, but will always
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| It is normal for your baby to be going
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| | return when mommy goes. After you do this
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| through what they are going through. For
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| | a few times and she gets used to the ide
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| nine months, they were attached to us 24
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| | of you being gone for that short amount
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| hours a day 7 days a week. We were their
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| | of time, try going to the store for a
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| lifeline and they have to learn their
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| | longer period of time. You can continue
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| independence from us. Their whole
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| | to stretch each trip until you feel
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| mentality knows they are sensing this
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| | comfortable with the time you are being
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| whole new freedom from mom, but yet they
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| | gone, for example if you are trying to
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| have reservations about beginning new
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| | build up to a night out of town with your
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| things. The mom can help teach them
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| | signifcant other.
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| independence by taking baby steps and not
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| | By taking things slowing, it will help
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| trying to separate from them without
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| | you and your child overcome toddler
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| building up the process. You may ask,
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| | separation anxiety with much less tears,
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| what steps can we take?
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| | heartbreak and stress. The baby will
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| Start out small. Let them play in the
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| | continue to grow her independence from
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| living room as you go to the next room
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| | you and will soon love her new found
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| (room needs to be in eye view) to do a
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| | freedom of having playtime with dad,
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| certain task as folding clothes. Make
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| | grandma or grandpa, or other special
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| sure you are keeping eye contact with
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| | friend.
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| them and reassuring that mom is right
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| | Hang in there mom it will get better and
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| here. Speak in positive, upbeat words.
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| | know other moms are going through the
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| The first time may not work, but just
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| | same thing as you right now.
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| keep repeating yourself and do it over
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